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The sayings of Moshe = Imrot Mosheh : insights on living by the Tanakh / written by Rabbi Moshe ben Shabbetai Ratzon, of blessed memory (b. Cairo, Egypt, 1932; d. Moshav Beit Ezra, Israel, 2004) ; compiled by Elisha ben Moshe Ratzon, in Ashdod, Israel 5765 AM (2005 CE) ; translated by James Walker.
The sayings of Moshe = אמרות משה : insights on living by the Tanakh written by Rabbi Moshe ben Shabbetai Ratzon, of blessed memory (b. Cairo, Egypt, 1932; d. Moshav Beit Ezra, Israel, 2004) ; compiled by Elisha ben Moshe Ratzon, in Ashdod, Israel 5765 AM (2005 CE) ; translated by James Walker.

Van Pelt Library BS1225.53 .R3813 2018
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ratson, Mosheh ben Shabtai, 1932-2004, author.
Contributor:
Ratson, Mosheh ben Shabtai, 1932-2004.
Ratson, Elishaʻ ben Mosheh, editor.
Walker, James Yaaqov, translator.
Karaite Jews of America.
רצון, משה בן שבתי, תרצ"ב-תשס"ה.
Language:
English
Hebrew
Subjects (All):
Bible. Pentateuch--Commentaries.
Bible.
Karaites.
Karaitic literature.
Bible. Pentateuch.
Genre:
Commentaries
Physical Description:
vii, 244 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
Other Title:
Imrot Mosheh
אמרות משה
Place of Publication:
[Daly City, California] : Karaite Jews of America, Karaite Jews of America, [2018]
Language Note:
Hebrew and English.
Notes:
The Sayings of Moshe is an anthology of practical insights on living by the Tanakh (the "Hebrew Scriptures"), as taught by the Egyptian-born Karaite Rabbi Moshe ben Shabbetai Ratzon, of blessed memory. Not unlike his Biblical namesake, this pioneering community leader actively participated in the twentieth-century exodus of thousands of Egyptian Jews as they moved their ancient communities and institutions from the largest city in Egypt to towns and villages throughout their ancestral homeland: Israel. Join Rabbi Moshe as he uses weekly Torah portions and popular misconceptions alike to explain the truth about Biblical Judaism while challenging readers to embrace a deeper personal connection with the God of Israel.--Back cover.
ISBN:
9780996965781
0996965785
9780996965798
0996965793
OCLC:
1202497444

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